StructureCraft Builders, founded in 1998, operates on an integrated "Engineer-Build" model for timber and hybrid structures. This approach unifies structural engineering, computational design, and fabrication within a single team, a distinction that sets the firm apart in the construction industry. The company's technical focus spans computational design, timber fabrication, and prefabrication.
The firm's portfolio includes landmark projects such as the T3 Minneapolis mass timber office building, the WoodWave roof of the 2010 Olympic Speedskating Oval, and the Bow River Pedestrian Bridge in Banff. With a team of over 200 professionals, the company maintains a 60,000-square-foot headquarters and a geographic presence across Canada, the United States, and Italy.
